Pubs

The Philharmonic Dining Rooms in Liverpool has become the first Victorian purpose-built English pub to be given Grade I listed status.

The cheapest place to get a pint of beer in the UK is Shropshire, while London unsurprisingly boasts the most expensive on average.

Around 76 pubs disappeared each month in 2018, although this represents a slowdown in decline from 2017.

In the season of resolutions a national campaign is calling on the public to keep up their trips to the pub.

The Boot in Freston, Suffolk, re-opened 12 weeks ago without tills.

A survey of over 2,000 adults was carried out by the Campaign for Real Ale.

Around 35 million fewer pints were sold in the three months to September compared with the same quarter last year - a fall of 3.6%.

People who regularly go to their "local" to socialise tend to be happier and more satisfied with life, say Oxford University scientists.

Around 20 pubs close in Britain each week, but as craft brewers flourish and communities rally, is the pub industry having a renaissance?

Ministers launched 'Community Pubs Day' and called on people to list their local as an asset of community value to give it extra protection.